Diablo 4 Prestige Equipment Cosmetics: Your Comprehensive Guide to Purchasing and Understanding Skins

Diablo 4 Cosmetics: Explore the World of Aesthetics

Are you wondering about the various cosmetic options available in Diablo 4 and their prices? Look no further! We’ve curated a comprehensive directory of all the personalized cosmetics that are available at the launch of Diablo 4. As the store periodically updates its offerings, we’ll make sure to keep this guide up-to-date, so you can always find the latest regalia.

While you’re eagerly waiting to dive into the world of Diablo 4, why not read our review or take some time to decide which class suits you best? We’ve even had the chance to speak directly with Blizzard developers to get their insights on the best builds.

Below, you’ll find a list of all the currently available Diablo 4 cosmetics, skins, and their corresponding prices:

• Atonement Measures “Thorns of Penitence” accessory set (Druid) – 800 Platinum Coins
• Beastmane armor cosmetics set (Barbarian) – 1,700 Platinum Coins
• Blight Warden armor cosmetics set (Rogue) – 1,300 Platinum Coins
• Bloodfiend Advent mount armor – 1,000 Platinum Coins
• Blood for Money prestige equipment cosmetics set (Rogue) – 2,000 Platinum Coins
• Brackish Fetch mount armor – 800 Platinum Coins
• Death’s Burden mount armor – 800 Platinum Coins
• Death in Hawezar armor cosmetics set (Necromancer) – 1,400 Platinum Coins
• Death Throes “Wraith Lord” accessory set (Necromancer) – 800 Platinum Coins
• Death Toll prestige equipment cosmetics (Barbarian) – 2,400 Platinum Coins
• Desert Datura armor cosmetics set (Necromancer) – 1,500 Platinum Coins
• Dressed to Kill armor cosmetics set (Rogue) – 1,300 Platinum Coins
• Duality Manifest “Triune Apostate” accessory set (Necromancer) – 800 Platinum Coins
• Elder Symbology “The Host of Chaos” accessory set (Sorcerer) – 1,000 Platinum Coins
• Fractured Magic prestige equipment cosmetics set (Sorcerer) – 2,500 Platinum Coins
• Heir to the Sea prestige equipment cosmetics set (Druid) – 2,600 Platinum Coins
• Ill-Gotten Gains “Death Toll” accessory set (Barbarian) – 1,000 Platinum Coins
• Magic of the Sands armor cosmetics set (Sorcerer) – 1,200 Platinum Coins
• Raised by Wolves prestige equipment cosmetics set (Rogue) – 2,500 Platinum Coins
• Sorceric Binding “Fractured Magic” accessory set (Sorcerer) – 800 Platinum Coins
• Thaumaturge armor cosmetics set (Sorcerer) – 1,800 Platinum Coins
• The Host of Chaos prestige equipment cosmetics set (Sorcerer) – 2,400 Platinum Coins
• The Lion of Arreat prestige equipment cosmetics set (Barbarian) – 2,200 Platinum Coins
• The Lion’s Share “The Lion of Arreat” accessory set (Barbarian) – 800 Platinum Coins
• The Weight of Gold prestige mount and mount armor – 1,600 Platinum Coins
• Thorns of Penitence prestige equipment cosmetics set (Druid) – 2,200 Platinum Coins
• Three-Fold Nightmare prestige mount and mount armor – 1,500 Platinum Coins
• Tools of the Hunt “Raised By Wolves” accessory set (Rogue) – 1,000 Platinum Coins
• Totem of Ursus armor cosmetics set (Barbarian) – 1,400 Platinum Coins
• Triune Apostate prestige equipment cosmetics set (Necromancer) – 2,500 Platinum Coins
• Viscera Maven armor cosmetics set (Necromancer) – 1,800 Platinum Coins
• Watcher in the Wilds armor cosmetics set (Druid) – 1,700 Platinum Coins
• Weights and Measures “Blood for Money” accessory set (Rogue) – 800 Platinum Coins
• Wraith Lord prestige equipment cosmetic set (Necromancer) – 2,800 Platinum Coins

Keep in mind that the available items in the shop change regularly, so some of the listed items may not be currently available. However, rest assured that they will be restocked soon. As Blizzard adds more cosmetic items to the shop, we will update this list with their prices. Additionally, there’s an exciting add-on available for purchase:

• Crypt Hunter pack – includes Liath Icehowl mount, Beginning’s End knife cosmetic, Protean Axe one-handed axe cosmetic, and 800 Platinum Coins ($6.99/£6.39)

What are Diablo 4 Cosmetics?

In Diablo 4, cosmetics are purely aesthetic and do not provide any stat buffs or additional bonuses. These cosmetic items are sold in bundles, allowing players to completely transform the look of their characters. Each bundle and individual item comes with its own lore, providing a captivating experience for both ardent Diablo fans and newcomers alike.

How to Purchase Diablo 4 Cosmetics and Skins

Cosmetics and skins in Diablo 4 can be purchased using Platinum Coins, which can be earned by completing objectives in the season pass or by spending real money. Here are the current costs of Platinum Coins in Diablo 4:

• 200 coins – $1.99/£1.79
• 500 coins – $4.99/£4.39
• 1,000 coins – $9.99/£8.39
• 2,800 coins – $24.99/£20.99
• 5,700 coins – $49.99/£41.99
• 11,500 coins – $99.99/£84.99

Unlocking your favorite items has never been easier! Simply visit the in-game shop from the menu, browse through the wide range of items available, and select the ones that catch your eye. With a simple confirmation, you can make your purchase and start enjoying your new goodies. Keep in mind that item bundles are organized by character class, so if you choose a Necromancer bundle, you can use it for any of your Necromancer characters. To make things even more convenient, the shop allows you to filter item bundles by class, making it a breeze for Rogue mains to find items that perfectly match their fiery playstyle.

Now that you look fresh and fashionable, it’s time to venture into the exhilarating battlefield and challenge the mighty world boss. Once you’ve emerged victorious, the endgame content and various dungeons await you, providing exciting new challenges and rewarding aspects to discover. Get ready to embark on thrilling adventures and unleash your hero’s full potential!